Built by a lawyer.
Run like it.
Adam Gurney, founder of Instabridge Funding and practicing attorney.
Instabridge was built by someone who understands the case, the client, and the pressure on the firm.
Adam Gurney is a practicing attorney — law school, courtrooms, cases that matter.
He started Instabridge after a conversation with a peer exposed how broken the funding industry really was. Companies built by finance people who saw attorneys as lead sources and plaintiffs as collateral. No white-glove service. No real understanding of the cases. Just volume.
He knew it could be better — because he'd already built a practice on the same principles: transparency, fair terms, and treating people like professionals.
Instabridge is what happens when a lawyer builds the funding company instead of just endorsing one.
Our principles.
Protect the settlement
We cap advances. Always. Overfunding is bad for plaintiffs, bad for attorneys, and bad for the long-term industry.
Treat people like professionals
Attorneys aren't leads. Plaintiffs aren't collateral. Every interaction reflects that.
Transparency without exception
Every fee, every rate, every term — disclosed in plain English before a dollar moves. No surprises, ever.
One case at a time. One scholarship at a time.
When you choose Instabridge, you're not just securing the financial support you need — you're also making a difference. A portion of our proceeds goes directly to funding scholarships for aspiring law students from low-income backgrounds. Together, we're building a stronger, more diverse legal community.